West Indies captain Roston Chase has described his team's batting as "embarrassing" after being bowled out for just 27 in the third Test against Australia, the second lowest total in Test history.
West Indies clawed their way back into the pink-ball Test at Sabina Park on Sunday, reducing Australia to 99 for six at stumps on day two.
Day one of the Third Test belonged to the West Indies, as their pace attack dismantled Australia under the Sabina Park lights, triggering a dramatic collapse that saw the visitors slump from 129 for 2 to 225 all out.
As Mitchell Starc prepares for his 100th Test against the West Indies, the veteran quick admits the milestone makes him "feel old", while saying he has no regrets.
West Indies captain Chris Gayle believes Proteas captain Wiaan Mulder made a grave error when he declared short of Brian Lara’s Test record.
Australia won the second Test against the West Indies by 133 runs to secure the three-match series and the Frank Worrell Trophy in Grenada on Sunday.